ICCA has announced a new partnership with the Luxembourg Convention Bureau to encourage professional development within the global business events industry. This strategic partnership establishes an exclusive International Centre for Advancement (ICAI) of the ICCASkills certification programme in Luxembourg, fostering enhanced skills and expertise among industry professionals. The ICAI in Luxembourg will serve as a hub for delivering on-site training programmes to individuals aspiring to become Certified International Convention Specialists (CICS) or Certified International Convention Executives (CICE). This long-term project positions Luxembourg as a focal point for advancing professional competencies across Europe. “Our groundbreaking collaboration with the Luxembourg Convention Bureau is a pivotal step in expanding the reach and impact of ICCASkills globally,” states Senthil Gopinath, CEO of ICCA. “This dynamic new partnership empowers professionals in the business events industry to achieve excellence through certified training, ultimately contributing to the growth and success of the sector and enhancing their own personal and professional credentials.” The ICCASkills certification programme is designed to offer comprehensive and specialised training to individuals engaged in various facets of the business events industry. By providing the opportunity to earn CICS or CICE credentials, the ICCASkills programme equips professionals with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to excel in their roles and give the industry a renewed forward impetus. Certification will also enhance the commercial value of ICCASkills graduates to their organisations. “We are thrilled to collaborate with ICCA in establishing the exclusive International Centre for Advancement of ICCASkills in Luxembourg,” commented François Lafont CEO, of the Luxembourg Convention Bureau. “This partnership aligns seamlessly with our vision of promoting Luxembourg as a prime destination for knowledge and skill enhancement within the business events sector.”
ICCASkills establishes a new European learning hub
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